Safari Help

So i've been going through a bit of Browsers and personally like Safari.

Opera double posted or tripled posted my posts, then entered me into the twilight zone.

IE- got me made fun of :shk:

Safari though, does auto spell check, and alot of cool stuff.

Now my problem with it, is it has a very hard time uploading simple images, such as the little smilies, on ats and a ton of others, and it loads forever, is there a way I can quicken it up.

Thanks to ats members now, my new computer is no longer a drone. lol, It was awful.

Originally posted by Republican08

Now my problem with it, is it has a very hard time uploading simple images, such as the little smilies, on ats and a ton of others, and it loads forever, is there a way I can quicken it up..

Yes!

Originally posted by schrodingers dog

Originally posted by Republican08

Now my problem with it, is it has a very hard time uploading simple images, such as the little smilies, on ats and a ton of others, and it loads forever, is there a way I can quicken it up..

Yes!

I'm a poor and humble man, I can't afford a mac, although I do regret not getting one.

reply to post by Republican08


I'm sorry buddy, I don't know PC config. for safari.

But I hear firefox or any other mozilla based browser work decently on pcs.

reply to post by Republican08


Use Google Chrome. It is made with the same foundation as Safari

Originally posted by Scooby Doo
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Use Google Chrome. It is made with the same foundation as Safari

I've heard Google Chrome isn't full yet, but still lacking alot of stuff and is easily prone to virus'.

Originally posted by Republican08

Originally posted by Scooby Doo
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Use Google Chrome. It is made with the same foundation as Safari

I've heard Google Chrome isn't full yet, but still lacking alot of stuff and is easily prone to virus'.

The only problem I sometimes have with Chrome is not fully loading up videos on YouTube. I've never had any virus problems. I've been using Chrome probably about a year.

Some plugins don't work on Chrome, like the one I need to access my server/database deal for work, so I keep IE for that.

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Well, I cannot help with Safari (I only use it to compare the way browsers work), but I have been using Opera for some 4 years and I never had problems with double posting, the only time that happened was because I double clicked the "post" button.

I would also suggest giving Chrome a try, its quite fast and stable, however poorly designed sites wont work with it but you can't blame that on the browser. About the only real issue I have is active-x controls but again thats a developer issue.